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SHUT UP AND DIE: This Guy Brings A New Level Of Retard (The Pit Of Zombies)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:24:11 GMT

QUOTE (DeadbyDawn @ Mar 12 2010, 05:57 AM)

QUOTE (SHUT UP AND DIE @ Mar 12 2010, 12:02 AM)

Meh, I hate it when people use one fan to equal them all. I mean, let's be honest - CC has some retarded fans as well.

Having said that, yeah this guy's a douche.

Very true....blanket generalisations like these about fans, based on the words and actions of a single fan, are unfair and lame. This guy's a bit of a numbskull, apparently. But Slipknot is definitely 'metal' of some kind

And Joey, talking of CC having some dumbass 'fans' (it's true, they do), well mate, don't even start me talkin' of very many Slayer fans, then And I've always been a very strong Slayer aficionado myself.

Oh jesus, man - Slayer has some of THE. DUMBEST. FANS. EVER. I used to have that live dvd they put out for GHUA, and all those interviews with the dumbass kids, I had to wonder if Kerry and Jeff were watching these interviews going "HAHAHAHA what a DUMBASS, let's put this fucker on the dvd so the whole world can laugh at 'em".

Either that or they truly are totally oblivious to how gay half their fans are, which would be tremendously depressing.

SHUT UP AND DIE: Texting N' Driving (The Pit Of Zombies)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:20:46 GMT

It's more of a flaming dork kinda thing.

VILE: Texting N' Driving (The Pit Of Zombies)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 18:11:29 GMT

i used to, not anymore though, i find these people stupid... and i always have. so i was making some stupid choices (among one of the more stupid ones)

i got in a car accident about a month ago, it wasn't due to texting, or me doing anything wrong, but none the less i totaled the car and im done texting and driving

texting: talk to more people at once. some people don't know how to think and talk at the same time. its stealthy, so for you kids in school, or those kids who don't want their parents to know what their talking about.

you get friends who do it, you kinda just pick up on it eventually. more of a high school and jr high thing

VILE: This Guy Brings A New Level Of Retard (The Pit Of Zombies)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 18:07:28 GMT

QUOTE (SHUT UP AND DIE @ Mar 12 2010, 12:02 AM)

Meh, I hate it when people use one fan to equal them all. I mean, let's be honest - CC has some retarded fans as well.

Having said that, yeah this guy's a douche.

this is true.. every band has their retarded fans.

i would like to meet this guy, kick him in the noots and throw him down several flights of stairs

ElizabethBathory: Devildriver (Fistful of Metal)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 17:18:38 GMT

The Fury of Our Maker's Hand is an awesome album.
I prefer Coal Chamber by leaps and bounds.

Sexecutioner: Devildriver (Fistful of Metal)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 16:13:28 GMT

I have heard them before, pretty good.

Sexecutioner: Motorhead (Fistful of Metal)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 16:11:10 GMT

Motorhead is great, I am going to see them in september next year

DeadbyDawn: This Guy Brings A New Level Of Retard (The Pit Of Zombies)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 09:56:43 GMT

QUOTE (SHUT UP AND DIE @ Mar 12 2010, 12:02 AM)

Meh, I hate it when people use one fan to equal them all. I mean, let's be honest - CC has some retarded fans as well.

Having said that, yeah this guy's a douche.

DeadbyDawn: Devildriver (Fistful of Metal)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 09:45:26 GMT

Devildriver are a relatively new metal act (from Santa Barbara, CA, formed in late 2002) that I remember sort of ignoring and mocking, when I first heard them back in '03. I later changed my mind and began enjoying them quite a lot. Ex-Coal Chamber vocalist, Dez Fafara, unhappy with the band, decided to exit CC, and went on to launch Devildriver (originally Deathride, but the name was dropped due to copyright hassles), with a few like-minded heavy metal hoodlums.

Devildriver debuted with a self-titled disc that sounded very nu-metallish (the band's haters call it 'mall core' music ) . At first, I didn't like that album at all, but recently I gave it another listen and find that it's not half-bad really. The band soon changed their style somewhat and started sounding a lot more like grinding 'groove-metal' with quite a lot of catchy melodicism that probably made them quite 'accessible' to certain fans out there. But Devildriver always maintained a punishing aggression and heaviness to their music that I still like. Subsequent albums include the much-improved sophomore effort, The Fury of Our Maker's Hand ('05), the intense, entertaining The Last Kind Words ('07), and last year's excellent Pray For Villains. Fafara is a really intelligent, eloquent and funny guy---and the band's philosophy of "Question Everything' around you in life is reflected in many of their song lyrics and general vibe. Devildriver has toured with several established metal bands over the past few years (including appearance at Ozzfests), and have come down to Australia twice---I had a ton of fun watching them in 2006, but sadly missed out on them last February due to a crazy set of circumstances. Of course, there are loads of better metal acts (and I should know ), but I just think Devildriver are a darn good modern metal band that should be given a decent chance by many other metalheads that currently either don't know about them or just find it cool to diss them a bit too much.

Devildriver are already working (and supposedly half done with) a new album, scheduled for release later this year.

Anybody ever heard them? State your take!

http://www.youtube.com/devildrivertube
http://www.myspace.com/devildriver
http://www.ozzfest.com/profile/devildriver1

ElizabethBathory: Motorhead (Fistful of Metal)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 09:39:46 GMT

I like MÃ¶torhead, and I was always amused at how one of their worst songs (AOS) is by far their most popular.
They were very accessible for all types of metal listeners.

DeadbyDawn: Motorhead (Fistful of Metal)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 09:34:39 GMT

I haven't listened to Motorhead in a very long time...a handful of years, really. Just last night, while sorting stuff and tidying up my room, I suddenly got hold of one of my very old Motorheadbanger fanzines (anybody got them?). I stopped what I was doing and started browsing through the pages---memories came flooding back, and I realised what a huge Motorhead fan I once was. I mean, call them what you will---rock n' roll, heavy rock, heavy metal, NWOBHM, etc etc, for me, Motorhead was just one helluva loud, aggressive and entertaining act like no other...and one of my many early true loves in rock music. I remember always preferring Motorhead wayyyy more to their other commonly cited, celebrated 'peers' like Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Saxon, and many more. So, instead of finishing up cleaning, I chose to swipe the Bomber cd off my shelves and give that a nostalgic spin, late at night, with my headphones on, alone and down memory lane with a band I once really dug.

I have ALL Motorhead studio albums, ALL the really cool live albums, including the immortal No Sleep 'til Hammersmith . I always felt a bit pissed though, at the ridiculous amount of 'Best Of' compilation releases that Motorhead have churned out, often in successive years (or heck no, even in the very same year, ). I later learned many of them were their labels out on a cash grab on their own. Gosh, they do have a huge, long discography.

I pretty much love all my Motorhead albums, though obviously some of them less than others. Indeed, they have some rather average albums, as well. My firm favourites remain Overkill, Bomber, Ace of Spades, Another Perfect Day, Iron Fist, 1916, and Orgasmatron. I also like Sacrifice, and Hammered, a lot.

However, I'm a lot less mad about March or Die, Bastards, We Are Motorhead, Rock n' Roll and one or two others. Those weren't exactly entirely sucky stuff, but just rather ordinary and non-essential, in my eyes.But oh, I must say how their 2008 release, Motorizer, was a really swell effort---something that I only bought and briefly heard last January. I should have caught back my Motorhead bug, right then, I reckon.

I have watched Motorhead LIVE, sadly ONLY twice in my life...and both were outstanding fun.

For sheer speed, aggression, an infectiously cool attitude and irreverence about them, and top-drawer musicianship and entertainment, Motorhead sure had few peers in either Rock or Metal. While Lemmy's singing often irritated me (and probably still does), I think he was actually an outstanding rock/metal frontman. Phil Philthy Campbell and Mikkey Dee definitely always did more than their bit to make the band such a force. Has anybody read Lemmy's autobiography, White Line Fever?? It came out several years ago, but I only learned about it a few months ago, and I wanna get it soon. Should be good, because it talks of his life and outlook on things and wide-ranging topics, not just his heavy metal career with Motorhead.

Right now, I'm blasting the Better Motorhead than Dead: Live at Hammersmith (2007) album.

Fans, state your take!

http://www.myspace.com/motorhead

ElizabethBathory: Jungle Rot (Death Metal Mayhem)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 06:34:43 GMT

Thanks fellas. I ordered Dead and Buried. If I like it enough, I'll check Fueled by Hate out as well.

And tits are very good indeed.
So is anal fucking, but I'm not gonna say "oh, Consuming Impulse by Pestilence is ANAL FUCKING."
Ehh
Maybe I will, actually...

SHUT UP AND DIE: This Guy Brings A New Level Of Retard (The Pit Of Zombies)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:01:16 GMT

Meh, I hate it when people use one fan to equal them all. I mean, let's be honest - CC has some retarded fans as well.

Having said that, yeah this guy's a douche.

SHUT UP AND DIE: Jungle Rot (Death Metal Mayhem)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 04:24:29 GMT

.....and Rob hath spoken.

Butcheredbirth: This Guy Brings A New Level Of Retard (The Pit Of Zombies)

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 03:12:27 GMT

I just think hes retarded.